Adalberto Valadez Hernández

Practice Areas

Adalberto concentrates his practice on federal income tax and international tax, including cross-border M&A and joint ventures, in-bound investments into Mexico, as well as structuring and implementation of collective investment vehicles (such as private equity funds) managed by Mexican and foreign sponsors. Adalberto also has solid experience in advising his clients on issuances in the local securities market, particularly in the case of Development Capital Certificates (commonly known as CKDs); Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs), and trusts for investments in energy and infrastructure projects (commonly known as Fibra-E).

Professional Memberships

Adalberto is a certified tax specialist, and an active member of the International Fiscal Association.

Career

Prior to joining NHG as partner, Adalberto worked at one of the most prestigious tax firms in Mexico for more than 14 years, and he was a partner of such firm during the last six years. Adalberto’s native language is Spanish, and he is fluent in English and French. He has a very strong international experience, and as part of his practice he regularly advises multinational clients making investments in Mexico. He also worked as a foreign associate with Loyens & Loeff in their offices in Amsterdam, Luxembourg and Geneva. Adalberto graduated as an attorney from the Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de Mexico with honors, and he has also attended various courses on international taxation, including Sheltons-SITTI´s Blue and Silver Courses on international taxation and an Advanced Seminar on the Interpretation and Application of the Tax Academy of the International Bureau of Fiscal Documentation (IBFD).

Publications

Adalberto regularly writes articles on his areas of expertise and contributes to specialized publications. Recent examples include

-Latin Lawyer Reference Oil & Gas 2018, Mexico Chapter by Héctor Arangua, Adalberto Valadez and Oscar Vázquez.

-The Private Equity Review - 7th Edition - Mexico Fundraising by Hans P. Goebel C., Héctor Arangua L., and Adalberto Valadez, March 2018.